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“I'm working when I'm fighting with my wife. I constantly ask myself-how can I use this stuff to literary advantage.”

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Art Buchwald
Art Buchwald

Art Buchwald, born on October 20, 1925, was a renowned American humorist. His career began in the 1940s, and he gained widespread influence with his satirical and humorous take on various aspects of American society. Buchwald's work was highly regarded in newspapers, magazines, and television, and his unique sense of humor was beloved by readers. more

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